Pronunciation: /swaɪp raɪt/lɛft/
noun a quick movement of one's finger on a touchscreen, especially as a method of selecting an item or navigating through a digital interface
A1 I don't know how to use the swipe right feature on this app.
A2 To like someone on the dating app, you just have to swipe right.
B1 Make sure to swipe left if you're not interested in the profile.
B2 She found her perfect match by swiping right on a whim.
C1 The algorithm behind the swipe left function is quite complex.
C2 Users can customize their swipe right preferences to filter their matches.
verb to move one's finger quickly across a touchscreen in a specified direction, typically to select an item or navigate through a digital interface
A1 I swipe right on my phone to unlock it.
A2 She swipes left on profiles she's not interested in on the dating app.
B1 You can swipe right or left to navigate through the photo gallery.
B2 He swiped right on the job listing because it matched his qualifications.
C1 The expert swiped left on the proposal due to its lack of feasibility.
C2 The judge swiped right on the evidence presented by the prosecution.
formal In order to indicate interest in a potential match on the dating app, you can swipe right.
informal If you like someone's profile, just swipe right and see if you match!
slang I always swipe left on profiles with blurry photos, it's a big turn-off.
figurative When faced with a difficult decision, sometimes you just have to trust your instincts and swipe right.
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